Title: The Memory Bank: Maryland State Archives Community Preservation Day Date and Time: Monday, July 17, 2023 from 10:00am to 2:00pm Location: Maryland State Archives, 350 Rowe Blvd., Annapolis, MD 21401 The Maryland State Archives will be hosting a Community … Continue reading →
Discovering the Details: Genealogical Resources at the Maryland State Archives Rachel Frazier MAY 28, SUNDAY, 3 pm Spend the afternoon at the BCGS library for an updated look at the digital and paper holdings at the Maryland State Archives. Reference … Continue reading →
Baltimore as a Canning Capital Jack Burkert APRIL 23, SUNDAY, 3 pm Join us at the BCGS library for an in-depth look at Baltimore’s canning industry. Learn how for one hundred years Baltimore was a major player in the food … Continue reading →
The BCGS library is CLOSED this Saturday, April 8, due to staffing problems.
Continue reading →Researching the History of a House Julie Saylor MARCH 26, SUNDAY, 3 pm Just because a house isn’t a famous landmark doesn’t mean it doesn’t have a rich history. Researching a building or property can require knowledge of many of … Continue reading →
Lois Abromitis Mackin, Ph.D. FEBRUARY 26, SUNDAY, 3 pm Find out how Lois Mackin’s research journey allowed her to provide color and context to give a fuller picture of a family living in Wisconsin. Whether you have Irish relatives or … Continue reading →
JANUARY 22, SUNDAY, 12-4 pm Everyone is invited to use all of the research assets of our Library from 12:00 Noon until 4:00 PM. The Computer Genealogy Interest Group meets at 1 pm. The Eastern European Interest Group meets at … Continue reading →
Daniel Dean NOVEMBER 27, SUNDAY, 3 pm Until recently, a small, hidden cemetery was found deteriorating in the woods along the trails at the Marshy Point Nature Center in Middle River. In conjunction with Baltimore County Recreation and Parks, the … Continue reading →
OCTOBER 23, SUNDAY, 3 pm Janet Hall Werner will present a case study to provide an example of how to solve current-day adoption cases using autosomal DNA and will highlight particular pitfalls that can bedevil a genetic genealogist seeing to … Continue reading →
We are pleased to announce the beginning of the Maryland Birth Index Project beginning with Baltimore City 1875-1885 (87,473 records). Early birth indexes included parents’ names only. You can enter a Surname to find family groups. Special thanks to GAIL … Continue reading →
